it's the subject of this documentary "transcendent man," ray kurzweil is with us. ing we want, any object we want using inexpensive materials. so, if you want a plane, you can program that into a machine and have a plane. that sounds dangerous, doesn't it? you can even posbly have your own oprah. i don't know. we'll find out. and finally the latest band identified by our friends as the most buzzed about online. this is their new album, "hell is what you make it." breathe carolina from the bud light stage. breathe carolina. and you can see them live all summer headlining the "scream it like you mean it" tour. next week, we'll be joined by owen wilson, adam levine, eva mendes, jim florentine, molly shannon, rosario dawson, larry david, and we'll have music from pitbull, matt nathanson, jill scott and panic at the disco. so join us for that all next week. father's day is on sunday and if you haven't found a gift for your dad yet, we're here to help. we have a team of researchers spending every waking moment coming through craigslist to try to fininthe best father's day

terry grossman, are you the one who prescribed 250 different pills for ray to take every day, ray kurzweil here with me? >> no, i couldn't say that i prescribed them. ray's an independent thinker and has carefully analyzed his own biochemistry and i've assisted him in establishing a program to what we call preprogram his biochemistry to deal with some of the genetic issues that he's dealing with. >> before i let you in, terry, before you have thoughts about his taking mega dosages of environment e, for example? >> well -- >> we only have a few seconds. >> i don't know -- yes, i don't think it's a good idea to recommend to the rest of the population that we take mega doses of environment e. >> you said at one point it could kill you. >> in a recent study there was a demonstration that there was a higher risk of death for those who took more than 400 international units of environment e. >> you want to give me a concluding line from alfred, we anticipated the study in the book and recommended you do not take a lot of alpha tocaphero you take it mixed, food is very high in gamma tacopherol an

his name is ray kurzweil and he'll be here. from a band called breathe carolina. so join us tomorrow night for that. our first guest tonight is the most cantankerous man ever to wield a whisk. he's an award-winning chef and less ran restaurateur. the second season of "masterchef" airs mondays and tuesdays on fox, please say hello to gordon ramsay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm very well, thank you. good to see you. >> jimmy: good to see you, too. >> glad to be back, thank you. >> jimmy: i'm a little bit worried about you. you seem very calm on this new show. is everything okay? >> jim, honestly, the food is delicious. >> jimmy: the food's delicious, and that's why? >> and no pepto bismol in sight anywhere, so -- >> jimmy: that's nice. you're not on any kind of medication we should know about? >> no. >> jimmy: dr. phil didn't t get ahold of you? >> seriously, i mean, the level of amateur cooks in this country is extraordinary. so, i'm a little bit more relaxed. i have two fellow judges. i have to say -- y

and later this week, chef gordon ramsey, author and inventor ray kurzweil, cedric the entertainer, andon, who are just as dreamy as ever, i'm told. like most kids her age, you're likely to find our first guest tonight at the mall this summer, but not hanging around the food court, in the movies. number one film in the country, it's called "super 8." please say hello to elle fanning. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, first of all. congratulations on the big success of the movie. and you were really great in it. you did a great job in the movie. >> glad you liked it. >> jimmy: did you go t tsee it this weekend? >> i did. i actually -- we had a screening for my family and my friends. >> jimmy: nice. >> so, on thursday, the day before it came out. >> jimmy: at a real movie theater. >> yeah, at the arclight. they all got to see it. after they saw it, they knew the secret. they kept asking me what the movie was about, for a really long time, no one knew the title of the movie for a long time. >> jimmy: j.j. abrams was very secreti secretive. you had to be secretive when you knew. when